Marostica is 149 cm tall on a 45 × 40 cm base — narrow for its height, and it spends that footprint on one large cave rather than on several small features.
The cave is the full width of the tower
45 × 40 cm of enclosed floor. A cat can lie stretched out inside, turn round, or share it with another; a typical condo at this size forces an animal to curl up and reverse out. If your cat is a hider rather than a watcher, this is the shape that suits it.
One good lookout, not three mediocre ones
A single 45 × 30 cm platform at the top, wide enough to lie across properly. Below it, a hanging basket of around 30 cm and a lower hammock of about 40 × 25 cm — two slung surfaces at different heights for a cat that wants to be held rather than perched.
Five posts and a rope
The posts run between the levels, and the climbing rope offers a different action — gripping and hauling rather than leaning and pulling. Cats that ignore posts often take to a rope.
Seven kilos per cat, 35 kg total
The per-cat figure is the one to check against your animal. The tower suits four large cats at once, which sits awkwardly with a 35 kg total unless the weight is spread across levels — treat it as a tower for two or three cats rather than four.
Setting it up
Ships flat-packed at 47 × 42 × 27 cm, 13.5 kg, with instructions, an accessory bag and an anti-tip kit. The base is particleboard with thickened edge strips. It arrives flat-packed: assembly is required.